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“The Fire of London”
The old city of London had narrow, crooked streets and wooden houses. It was a dirty city, too. In 1665 75, 000 Londoners died from the plague. On September 2nd 1666 a bakery in Pudding Lane near London Bridge caught fire. After a long hot summer the wooden houses were very dry. A wind was blowing from the river. It blew the flames from house to house, and in the narrow streets the fire spread quickly. The fire burned for four days. It destroyed 80% of the city. Amazingly, nobody died in the fire. The people of London built a new city. The houses were made of brick or stone, not wood. The new streets were straight and they were wider and cleaner, too. Sir Christopher Wren rebuilt St. Paul’s Cathedral.
 
               True or  false
1.      The old city of London had narrow, crooked streets and wooden houses.
2.      It was very clean city.
3.      In 1665 thousands of Londoners died from cancer.
4.      In 1666 a bakery in Pudding Lane was destroyed by flood.
5.      After a long hot summer the wooden house were dry.
6.      A wind was blowing from the City and in the narrow streets the fire spread quickly.
7.      The fire burned for four weeks.
8.      All people died in the fire.
9.      The people of London built a new city.
10.  The houses were made of brick or stone and new streets were straight and wider.
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